A huge collection of scrambles deep into the heart of the Olympics! Includes 48 peaks divided into 12 groups of 4 based loosely on geography. The Olympia Branch of the Mountaineers offers multiple awards based on the following rules: climb 3 peaks in each of any 4 groups for the Copper Boot, 3 peaks in each of any 8 groups for the SIlver Boot, 3 peaks in all 12 groups for the Gold Boot. Go one further here on peakery for the "Platinum Boot": all 48 peaks! See the groupings and more info at https://www.mountaineers.org/about/branches-committees/seattle-branch/committees/seattle-climbing-committee/seattle-climbing-website/peak-pins
Highest peak
Martin Peak
7,642 ft / 2,329 m
Most prominent peak
The Brothers
2,682 ft / 817 m prom
Most summited peak
The Brothers
16 summits
Most difficult peak
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Difficulty breakdown
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Highlights
Latest summits
"Trillium*
Linkup of Washington, Pershing, and Ellinor in a day.
With Scott Y. Special thanks to Myles for many days of effort making this route work out. 10k of vert in 12 miles in 17hrs. What a ton of work but the remoteness and knife edge ridges and multiple rappels made this worth it. FKT/OKT" — castrode • Aug 13, 2022
"A beautiful and scenery-packed hike in the Olympics. Took the Upper Big Quilcene Trail up the river to Marmot Pass, then the climber's trail to the summit of Buckhorn. Overall rating 9/10, a climb that has old growth, rivers, meadows, passes, scrambling, and some of the best views in the Olympic Mountains" — MountainQuest • Jul 19, 2022
"A very worthwhile peak. Took the Tyler Peak Trail all the way to the top, which has incredible views on the last mile along the ridge crest. Overall rating 8/10, stunning views on a clear day and a great alternative to Baldy" — MountainQuest • Aug 29, 2021
"A fun little side trip while camping at the Flapjack Lakes. From the lakes, just take the Gladys Divide Trail (marked by the sign once you arrive at the lake) up to Gladys Divide, and then turn 90 degrees to your left and follow the unofficial but somewhat obvious trail to the summit, initially marked by small cairns on the boulder field at the divide. Overall rating 7/10, a great and scenic side trip if staying overnight at Flapjack Lakes, or a very difficult day hike from the Staircase Ranger Station" — MountainQuest • Aug 7, 2021
"Route scouting. Hikers trail on Pershing is pretty descent. Starts just after one crosses Jefferson creek. Can actually walk down from the summit on the west side of Mt Pershing to go to Middle and North Pershing. Didn't have enough time to do North Pershing however. Do NOT bushwhack down Jefferson creek. Prolly the worst epic bushwhack I’ve done. Rappelling off of devils club into more devils club. Swamps, massive boulders, too numerous to count slide alder and slide vine maple. Awful.
First pic is middle Pershing
Second is the Mt Pershing traverse
Third is North Pershing" — castrode • Aug 4, 2021